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‘Evolution’ Movie Review – is as mysterious as it is beautiful and a masterclass in tone and restraint

‘Rattle the Cage’ Movie Review – is a tightly wound thriller that almost falls apart in its final moments

‘Under Electric Clouds’ Movie Review – envisages a Russia of the near future struggling with the legacy of its Soviet forebears

‘Ruined Heart: Another Love Story between a Criminal and a Whore’ Movie Review

‘Yakuza Apocalypse’ Movie Review – is the greatest yakuza vampire movie ever made

‘The Club’ Movie Review – finds moments of grace and meaning amongst the sinful and depraved

‘The Corpse of Anna Fritz’ Movie Review – is a surprisingly tame necrophilia thriller

‘Mountains May Depart’ Movie Review – is a partly gripping relationship drama that overstays its welcome

‘Bone Tomahawk’ Movie Review – is a character-driven Western with a horror spin that engages despite its languid pace

‘Assassination’ Movie Review – brings the Tarantino touch to an important period of South Korean history

‘Der Nachtmahr’ Movie Review – a shifty, unsettling debut feature

‘Suffragette’ Movie Review – impactfully chronicles a long, hard struggle

‘Gold Coast’ Movie Review – is a problematic colonialism drama

Matrimony is an Agreeable State, is it Not? Marriage in Wartime British Cinema

‘The Zero Theorem’ Movie Review – a cacophonous, incoherent dirge from Terry Gilliam

‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ Movie Review – a colorful, middle-tier period piece from the Coens

‘The Double’ Movie Review – an ambitious and darkly funny second feature

‘All Is Lost’ Movie Review – a gripping, tense tale of survival

‘Nebraska’ Movie Review – boasts a grizzled, irascible performance from Bruce Dern

BFI Hitchcock Season: ‘Notorious’ (1946)

BFI Hitchcock Season – Young & Innocent (1937)